The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-11-26


this week in Westerly.
Mr.. Donald Dean. Of Dean 4 Mitchell,
was in Boston Monday.
Read the advertisement of W. l.. Whip
pie found in an other column.
Mr.. Henry Byron of Arnold street is
now located in New York city.
James Wilson and Henry Sunderland
sailed for England last Saturday.
The Mt. Pleasant Social Club have
secured rooms in Stokes New Block.
There was a Democratic (Mc)Rally At
Dyers' Opera House Monday evening.
Leulla Jackson of Warwick paid brief
visit to friends in this place last week.
Rev. Farrell O'Reilly preached his open
ing sermon u. st. Theresa's church last
Sunday.
Mr.. James Burns. the Norfolk street
grocer, lost valuable horse 10y death
! last week.
horse belonging to milkman named
Grant fell in a fit on the Square wednes-
day forenoon.
n. s. Church, the halter, made an
assignment TO his brother NJ. p. Church
| last Monday.
Mr.. Earl p. Blanchard Of Moosup
Valley, Conn. was among the visitors to
O'nevyile last week.
Rev NJ. L. Bromley of Pawtucket
preached at the Broadway Baptist church
last Sunday afternoon
J.E. Pierce & Co. who have for some
time manufactured shoddy at Morgan's
Mil, made an assignment last week.
Messrs. Chadwick and Gilchrist, well
known local singers. have gone to New
York to begin series Of engagements.
DR. Harry Windsor, graduate of the
Harvard Dental College, is established in
cozy office in Dyers' Opera House build
ing.
Kennedy & Cough report that larger
number of drafts than usual are being
sent to England and Ireland from this
place.
The Young Mems Literary and Social
Club gave it's tenth annual ball in Dyer's
Opera House, Wednesday evening. 1t
was largely atteuded.
Mrs. Addie Il. Esten sister of Mrs DR..
+. b. Eddy died at her home in Jersey
City, Monday. The deceased had many
friends in this vicinity.
Col. and Mrs. r. A. Steere Of Glocester
r. l., who have been the guests of Mr.
Abram Steere of this place for several
days have returned home.
Local assemblies No. 20S5 and 4077 X.
of L. opened fair and festival in Irons
Hall last CFriday) evening. The festival
will continue until December 3D..
Rev. Father Trennian, as istant pastor
at st. Mary's church, has been transferred
to Phenix, To take the placs of Father
Harty who goes to East Providence.
Mr.. Alvertus Martin, of this place, who
has been confined 10 his residence for
some time past with typhoid fever, is able
TO be out and about the street again.
Joseph Fenner employed in the Gran
ston worsted mill had the forehnger Of
his left hand crushed in the machinery
Friday Of last week. He was attended
by Dr. Fiske who amputated the finger.
DIR. f.. u. Fiske sued William II. Hale
of East Providence for $3G for medical
services. The case came up in the Dis
trict Court at East Providence, Friday
afternoon Of last week and judgment was
given to DR.. Fiske for the S36.
The Olneyville Loomfxers' Assembly
had red letter evening last Saturday.
II was reunion which was attended by
six hundred people from different parts
of the State.
Prohibition must have been on visit
Sunday last by the amount Of drunken
ness upon our streets. The Johnston and
city police were kept busy enacting the
farce 1--WE gather them i'm
About forty residents of Johnston and
Olneyville visited Judge w. A. Phillips
in the form Of a surprise party at his
residence ON winsor street Monday. The
evening was passed in pleasant manner
Arthur Chamberlain a clerk at Fair
banks drug store took drink Of colchium
last Saturday thinking il was cider. The
article drunk is a poison, and il was only
by the prompt use Of emetics that serious
results were avoided.
Mr. John O'Keefe, District Master Work
man of the X. Of l.. Of this State, and Mr.
John Mulleda President Of the Rhode
Island Central Labor Union, will be the
contestants for the gentleman's gold
watch at the coming Knights Of Labor
festival in Irons Hall.
Sunday evening meetings in Irons Hall
will be again in order. On Sunday eve
ming December 4th the weavers' Protec-
tive Association, Of this place will hold a
grand musical and literary entertainment,
during the evening An address on the
.labor question" will be delivered by a
prominent speaker.
The funeral Of Mrs. Stephen Brockway
who died on Friday of las, week was
solemnized al her late residence on